Elon Musk's SpaceX is finally opening its doors to regular investors. Starting next week, individual investors can take a stake in the company that builds rockets, runs Starlink, and is racing to put humans on Mars. For years, SpaceX was only accessible to venture capital funds, institutional investors, and the ultra-wealthy. Now the door is cracking open. But before you get too excited, here's what you need to know: Not every investor will qualify. Minimum investment thresholds likely apply. This is still a private company share structure, not a traditional stock exchange listing. The valuation being floated? Somewhere around $75 billion to $1.2 trillion depending on who you ask. If SpaceX ever reaches a full public listing, it could be one of the biggest IPOs in history. Would you invest in SpaceX if you had the chance? Beloud